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🚨 Oleg Deripaska Issues a Severe Warning
Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska warns that U.S. control over Venezuela's oil reserves could drastically change global power dynamics — leaving Russia economically vulnerable.
🔥 Why This Is Important
• Venezuela has one of the largest proven oil reserves in the world
• If U.S. influence extends over these reserves, Washington could gain unprecedented leverage over global energy supply
• Combined with Saudi Arabia as a strategic ally, the U.S. and its partners could effectively influence up to ~50% of global oil reserves
⚠️ Implications for Russia
• Energy exports are the backbone of the Russian economy
• Greater U.S. control over oil prices and supply could reduce Russian revenues
• Sanctions + supply dominance = economic pressure with limited counteraction measures
🌍 Broader Perspective
This is not just geopolitics — it is energy warfare.
Control of oil means control over: ✔ Inflation
✔ Trade balances
✔ Currency stability
✔ Global alliances
Markets may be underestimating how energy dominance reconfigures global power.
💡 Stay alert — oil is no longer just a commodity, it is a weapon.
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🇸🇦⚡SAUDI ARABIA HAD ALREADY FORESEEN A CRISIS IN THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ 45 YEARS AGO ⚡🇸🇦

While much of the world continues to depend on the Strait of Hormuz for oil transportation, Saudi Arabia had already anticipated the geopolitical risks associated with this strategic point over four decades ago.
In the 1980s, the Saudi kingdom indeed built a gigantic energy infrastructure almost out of the spotlight: a pipeline approximately 1,200 kilometers long that connects the oil fields of the Persian Gulf to the Red Sea coast.

This infrastructure, known as the East‑West Pipeline, allows Saudi oil to be exported directly to international markets without passing through the Strait of Hormuz. This detail is extremely important from a strategic standpoint.
Today, about 20% of the world's oil actually passes through the Strait of Hormuz, one of the most critical energy chokepoints on the planet.

Any geopolitical crisis in the region — military tensions, naval blockades, or attacks on infrastructure — could disrupt maritime traffic and cause severe shocks in global energy markets.
In this scenario, many exporting countries would remain blocked, with enormous consequences on oil prices and the global economy.

Saudi Arabia, on the other hand, thanks to this strategic pipeline, can completely bypass the strait and continue to ship its crude oil through the Red Sea.
What at the time seemed simply like a large infrastructure project now appears as one of the most farsighted geopolitical and energy moves ever made in the global oil market.
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